ARTS
Direction: Read the questions below. Circle the correct answer
1. When creating a photo essay, what is NOT a step in your photos?
A. Eliminate photos without obvious flaws
B. Caption each photo
C. Sort photos based on which points of evidence they support
D. Choose the photo that illustrates each point most strongly

2.When creating a photo essay, what kind of feedback should you get on your first draft?
A. Does the viewer agree with your argument?
B. Can the viewer dearly understand your argument?
C. Does the viewer know any of the people or places in your photo?

D. Should you create a follow-up essay
3.In terms of purpose and overall style, a photo essay may best be compared to what other form d presenting
information?
A. a newspaper artide
B. A scientific publication
C. A legal contract
D. A financial report

4. Roughly how many images does the average photo essay contain?
A 1-2
B. 5-10
C. 15-20
D. No less than 25

5.Which photo is generally the first in a photo exay?
A. The signature photo
B. The lead photo
The detail photo
D. The portrait

6.It involves using or adding frame elements to emphasive and lead the viewers eye towards your subject or simply add
interest to your image.
A. Leading lines and shapes
B. Simplification
C. Framing
D. Rule of thirds

7.This can be used to make your subject stand out.
A Simplification
B. Contrast
C. Framing
D. Rule of thirds

8.The easiest way to have dear and strong composition
A Simplification
A Contrast
B. Framing
C. Rule of thirds

9.This is basic composition technique based on the idea that placing your subject off-center yields a stronger, more
natural-looking composition
A Simplification
B. Contrast
C.Framing
D. Rule of thirds

10. They have lines that become narrow standards the far end, potentially leading the eyes to where your main subject
may be
A Leading lines and shapes
B. B. Contrast
C. Framing
D. Simplification​​